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AVADESBORQUGH ACADEMIES'.
JRrficrt of the romffrrtf:xawi7flfo;
rpHE Commktec appointed W -superfnT
vXvtend the ExamHatlon of theStudents
bcth Departments rf the Wadesbprp'
. , Abademies, haying icnpartiaHy..-p erfonn
. edtheir-dutvUje leave to; remarv that
. ifmrA the voiith'and inexperience of many
: f thp Students. iind. from .their different i
dispositions, they find aSifficuhj; and deU
Jicate task in iwarainaisuncnoas, pur
'ticularlyi wh ere,, . all have - made t rapid
prcgress,? and exhibttedj such -;.accurate'
knp-vvledge in. the various- branches' of
theif svudies.' And. they have no doubt
' that, from" the degree of diffidence mani-
fested br many of the stuents:jthey have
. .been, lipable to.nbticej some of fhose who
-deserved distinctions Jn theifC different
:-Classes.., - .-.H f 'V-VV'
-lst Clas SpeUhtgrin tw.o syllables
Caroline Billh.M approved. 7 :
2r? Class Spelling: in two, "three and
four syljables ; Mary Jane pisniukes,
Oen Dejarnatt, S'rah Watscn Ma ry J.
Djs nkes is.ee nsidered best ; Oen Dejar
" natt rext, and Sarah Watson irucli ap
rroved.; . . -I ( r 'i ' ' A '
r SPELLING1
cond : the ethers well approved
2d Class Consisting-of Mary Cash,
Elizabeth H. Slaughter, Eliza Ann Dis
mukes, Man' Sylvester, Frci; Pickett,
:- Laura' A. -Forois,-Mary Prgues, Louisa
Jk)ggwn, Susan PickettElearior Pickett,
- Martha Carri SarahLawrence, Martha
Colfmati, kftchej Coleman Marai-rt
Edmord, Eliza Lawi enre' Mary 'sh
" " is ccnMdtred.best: Elizabeth' HS Slaugh
ter, Eliza A. Dismukes Marj' Sylvester,
Frances '. Pickett, -Laura Forniss. Mary
Pegues, Louisa. Boggan .Susn Pickettr
Eleanor Pickett. 'Martha Carr, Saih
f, Lawrence, second arid equal ; the others T'
V .,- - READING. 1 5r '
1 st C la s s France Pickett, Mary El
lerbce.GlorvinaPickettl IJlizabethCarr,
' Klizaheth R, MaV and Jane Little.-were"
v examined on reading in Looking .Glass:
Frances Pickett is considered.best Glor
. vhja Pickett and Mary EUei bee equal &
next ; 'the others approved." v- , t
2d Class Elizabeth H. Slaughter,
Eliza Ann Dismuke Laura A. Forniss,
. Mary Sylvester, "Mary Pegues, -usan t
Pickett, Sarah LawreDce, FarinyPickett, j
Margaret Ldmcnd, ; Jileanpr: Fickett;
L. Boggan,M . Coleman M, CarrELawr
i-ence, were examii ed on reading, in the
English Reader. InJbis clais Laura A.
Forniis is entitled to the first h nor K
Hzabeth Slaughter; Eliza A.Dismukes,
Mary Sylvester, Fanny? Pickett,-fM?i'rga-..
ret Edmor.d, Eleanqr Pickett, Louisa
Bc.ggan, Martha Coleman; to the second
the others are approved ; J ,
Cd Class Mary " Cath: and, Rachel,
Coleman, were examined in reading Ilis
fry rf America," in which tfiey are con-
! sidered equal and very highly approved.
lit;Ci- . ENGLISH GRAMMAR. ; '
1st Class Consisting of Xouisa
can, ; Martha" Coleman; Margaret Edi-
. mono, ruiza Lawrence, anoparan law
. rence. This class was examined in '-Or-
. thrgraphy and part of Etymolog1
tirst honor is awarded to Jnuisa
the. ..second to ; Martha Colem
others equal.-;
2d CLASS-Consisting of Susnn Pick-
ett, Eliza A.;Dismukes, Mary-Pegues,
Eleanor Pickett who are equal, and me
lit approbation.- V'J,-1 - -
3d C l as s-r Laura Ann Forjiiss, El iza
l eth ILrSlauehler, Mirtha Carfl Farinr
Vickett, arid Mary Sylvester'; This class !
jvas 1 examined ! on JSluvray's ; English
Grammar throbghoiit. Maryi Sylvester
' is-considered best; Elizabeth H. Slaugli
,ter J.rd LfrA. FomisS next ;;the others
. are approved. . This jclss (with the exf
Veption of E-( H Slaughter and M; Syl
vesu r) together Vwirl Mary Pegues;
i-au Pickett and.Eleauor Pickett,' crnisti
Tilted the first parsing.'class ;m which
Fanny Pickett is entitled to ahe first, hV
nor ; Eliza A. Dhmukesthe second;
'? the. others are equal, i ".'. t . ' v '-
.;v th Class Mary Cash And Rachel
Coleman, were exaroinul on1 Murray's
. Grammar, See. and are considered eoual. J
1 uis ciass, wiui aoamonot Klizahetli-
II. Slaughter, and Mary Sylvester, form-
rd the. secWd, parsing class, in iwi?ich
there is no distinction : all highly approv-
ed.. : . ?te r .-.-
' GEOGRAPHY, i : V
. Junior tCLAsCpr.sisting of Eliza
Kc-PHaiuManraretEdmnnd. Martha
Sa rah La w rence, Eliza . Lawrence. This
Class was examined on th.e Map of the
Wcrrld- Elizkbeth E. Slaughter, Martha
Coleman and Mary JSjlvester, are justing
Euiihed ai best : the others hichlv ian:
proved. It is but justice to observe, tjbat J
Vsc wuo -are the .motj4psTinff;tre
, Jst Classt Consistifgcf (5loryiria"Pic- Alohof the ct5iy'niitfee. . ' 'V M ' ' -
kett, Frances Pickett. Mary EUerboeVE r j ENMANSHlK' A"1-1'.
liz'beth Crr; 'J Ant-Little, Elizabeth R. f " , ,,V . w, V. -n
,. kett equal and best ; jMa J EHerbee ,se-. r;, fi;,,!), fV-rr Marv El
4 I
beth H.vSlaughter, Martha Coleman, Ma
ry -Sylvester, .Fanny J Picki tt, 4Eliza 'A.
? Disrnukes, Eleanor Picket t.Marv Pegues,
Laura A. Forniss, Su.4iri Pickett. Louisa
distinCTiish'eihy the order, in Which they
Sknior'ClaSs ConsistingofRosanna
R.Trov. Mary , Cash apdRachel Cole-
MaploCthe World,Earopp; orth alid
RnnthJ-AWerica ' arid the Map ;ofthe V.
ma,n
& W. 9 t m irCB 1c ' r .11lllilC.ll U1I iVt v
Sftatesr These young ladjes, are xollec
ti veT, dislinguishefl,' and Writ thejwrm-
est. approDauon ,oi, ue,rtouiiuiitcc- .wa,
then promptness and accuracy, for.whicV
: lst CtAS Crtn?isting pf Elizabeth H:
Slaughter Mary SylvesterTjiaHBog
ganManha Carr, iiliza i;awrenceMv
.snn PicketuFanny:Pickettj yaiifiy Pick
ett is Considered best : Eliza. .'Hi Slaugh
ter & Mary-Sylvester second ,1 the (Others
approvea. y - - ' .
" 2d CLASSCoosisJting of Rachel' Cole
man and Marv CasbT ; in which both are
considered equal, ndjiighly, approved.-
These young ia'clies coti jiose, also; ;the
first class in Rhetoric, ' in vhich their 'e3
aminatton was highly gratifying & equal
in pcintof merit . '' - ,'r
2d Cfass qfRfietorug R bsa'niia R.roy;1.
who yasjaho examined on Logic, jHa.tural
Philosophy; and the French Language
whose disDhnv.' in these v4 Hons branches
pf Education", i was truly, el
gant arid acs
lerbee is best ; the rest equol. v '
i , 2d C lass Consisting of H-lizi,
i:fnukes Eleanor Pickett, Susan,; Pickettj
; SaKih Lawrence Fanny Pickett,Laura
! A. Forniss, Louisa Boggn. "'Eliza Law
. rence, Marv Pegues.vTo Susatv Pickett
Eliza Lawrenctjvand Sarah :L-iwrencejT is
i awarded the first -honor ; '.Laura" A.' For-;
jniss tfe second ; 1 the others equal,
f 3d Ct a s 5 Consisting of Martha Cole-
man, Elisabeth H.Slaughrerand Martha
Canv; Equa,l and hihl approed ; ,
.-' 4lh CIa?s Consisting of Mary Cash,
Rosapna R. Troy, Rachel Coleman, Ma
ry Sylvester and Margaret Ed no on d It
is with 1 pleasure th'e com mirtee observe,
that all the specimens are executed with
neatness; Miss Cash's is thp best written.
' NEftDLE-WORK.iV V
1st Class Cnsisling of Margaret
Edmond; Eleanor Pickett and. L:iura' A.
Forniss.'1 The, horiots are awarded to this.
clas inv the order' in which I they are
2d Cla
ss Consisting .of Elizabeth H.
,.Fahny. 4'ickett. Sarah .Law-
Slaturhter
rence and EUza A Dismukes Of this
Clans', E! H Slaughter is best; the others;
3d Class CJonisting' of !Vary Gash;
Mary Sylvester, "'Martha. CaVr, Louisa
Bcggan - and Eliza' Lawrepcfe.j M. Cash
is entitled to the first honor, j .the others
arc tqual, except 'E,;LarencV,l who is
approved. I here was also, a class exa
mined in catechism," 'which was highly
approved.
SPELLING? '
u 1st Class Consisting of AVm. Little
and Ingoe iLllerbee; who were examined
tin Spelling, in two, three and four syllat
: bles.s Equal, andf approved;, f-
Spelling Book and Dictionary, Xti which
James Mendenhall ! is mentioned as de
yd CLASs-iConsistirieJ of James Bird.
William Bird; William Beemari, Thorii as
J.jvLockhart, James Disrnukes. -Hardv
May, Comeliri's Mopre Joseph Svlvester,
James C. Dejarnatt Jacob West, Vllliam
L.ocictiart,- I nomas s Little, vWm.'Dejarc
natt, VVm.Lawrence, Burwell Carr, Ed
mond VValchvon Spelling Book through
out ; in which James Bird, William Bird
W'illiam Beeman-Thomas LoV.k-hart and
James Dbtfmkes are equal, and best1 ; J
those who-mamtained. the second station
in this class, areiHardy May, Cornelius
Moore, Joseph "Sylvester and J.-jT. Dejar
natt; the others all stand at No. 3, and are
approved : The foregoine, tocetherNvith
the folio wingTvz : William Pigues,'Geo
j,.iuie, Aiexanuer .iay, ueuben nckett,
Giles W. Pearsori. were exariiinpd .' on
"Spelling, in VV alkerVDicdonary.itbfo-
out Barnes Bird, vvilliam Bird, BurweilJ.
V-arr, 1 liomas, J.JLckhart4 Jame'Dis
mukes and Giles W. Pearson? equal and
best ; William Beeman, Joscply Sylves
ter, Mamies' T. Dejarnatt, "Edmond Wajch,,
VVilliam Pegues,1 George Little; are en ti
tled to the iecond plate; thehers' equal
,anuapproveu.. ;,y , .,- .., ..,
r ' READING.iff
: JLSt LA S5
they award totnem jtne.nrsc.rans ajinowg
the! -classes of-the school.
POt-TTE LITERATURE'
f 2u.Class Cf nsistnig of James Men-;
The j denhall, Peter Slaughter, Julius Bee man,,
ISoggan; vi Jajvrence-AIfirtre; f Benjamin t-. Carr,
any - the j j William '. Ellerlje'eand Moore j .Moored
- -i 1 This class . was examined in Webster's
serving the first distinction; Peter Slaughter-
second, anduTJuBeemati third ; the
rest "approved." :""v:'r j J.
Consisting of reterSlaugh!?1"'111 iBussolJci; andvfifstwo-Erieysof:
;Iobre,James Mehdenhall, L! iHi 'f hiif,LioJt was tndy interesting.
ter, Modre
Moore, Benjamin Carr, Julius Beeman
And W'iHianv Ellerbee ; who read in tlie
Looking-Glass. ; James Mehdenhall and
Laurence VMoore1 are 'considered best';
the others eiual, and approved
hartl-Edmoh'l Wnlcfelacob Mtm,
W: Pearson , Josph SylVesterc Gorhelius
Moore. HaYdv JNlav; WHliam Bird, TThos
nrst nonor;, v.mam V"!'"UDbr the correct 4lptaf he nonafibe
riaf t wrHiulircfPf Cornehufe Moore, f .j.. . . . - . . . :
'.West; Joseph Sylvester, Cornelius oorei
! AVillia m Bi rd and -Thorn as ;L;e,: the se-
nn
tCond :' tlie,restiapproveav.--; 3 Y r
' f.fi i a s-,w pes-ues. KeuDen ridi-
feitt.. Sid rieV5 Davidson ; Jam es; Dismu kesv
1 George pftle, Burwell QarfV Janoes Bird;
tAlexander)May; '.vho readjn tho.H sr-ry
Ko?ricar: In this cUss. Sidney David
I son !and James DismuKes.are equat and
j besti andames Biri second ; the,qthers
,:.MURlA?RAIVIMAR;v
t 1st Cj.a.s sBurwell ailey Tan4lJ "A?'"
Ledbeiter. iequal,' a'tid' ppWed.tef
Pegues,' Janries Bird' Bidriev?pavidsori
i Geofce Little., eornejius Mobre, J4seph
f Silvester, Har'V May, -Jacob; West, Wm.
Lawrence, Reuben Pickett Burwell Ca.rr4
and James Disillukes ; in which Giles Vv.
! Pearson. Sidney Davidson. James Bird
I arid James Disrnukes;' areworthy of (lie
I ac- I A v'c t iiir't tori Qhrl rnC;iVtil &rlA
it Cornelius ' Moore, 1 Reuben Pickett Land
tJurwellitJarr, second : the rest approved,
C--1 -UPARING ,',V
-1st Clas s Thomas J. Ickhp rt, Hav
dy May, William Lawrence James 1 .
Dejarnatt, Cornelius .'roore Wi Hani
Beemari, .William. Bird, Edmond Walclw
vand Jacob AWst; T his clas:was exa
mined! in Murray's Exercise as, far as. the
adjective and nounin which; Thon as J.
Lockharti yijliam,l$eemari and VVijham
Bird distfaguished ;,;them selves as ?.fj rst,
Hardy ;Mav J. iT-xDejarnatt, Witliirri
secuna j
in Parsing promiscuous sentences iri'Mrir-
Kay'sMExercises. James . DisnuikesJ and
Sirtn jr Davidson are mentioned as first;;
"G 'Ic-jj" Wi Pealjsbn James Bird and'feur
well ; Carr, second; the others equay
approved. I - J- t r "r
od.CLASS Willliam lif Grand, Jr. mes
Moore, William Johnson, Valentine Park,
Samuel : Davidn, VVilliam May, Lyte
Tcwnend, Alexander ;Thomasi Jmes
Slau'hte-Pf!s!c;Jass,'''Iames8: Sia igh
ters considered firs ; SamuelDayidsori
vecend r'th rest equal; and highly ap
proved.; , v ,?' " ;,::,
,4th:' Class Jas. Town send who was
eanoined 6n ,IfIurrayfV Grammar tnro'
out, parsing Poetry, correctine instances
of False .Syntax : in ; which he, eVihced
much previous application, and is ' justly
entuiea iq jLne approbation ot tne; yom-
mittee;
th 4CLASS-Sampel Davidson, James
Slavglitejf ' Townsend, Alexander
Thomas, .William !Le ?Graijdv, WU mm
May ! All eqbal. & annroved i aiul
dis-
tinguished ' by , the order in, whichr-
are named. . ' y. ' t - -;j :
khe.
J V tv GEdGRAPHY.
v lst QtAss-James Bird, .William rteema
"VVilliiam Pegues, Hardy .Ntav, Jacob Av'esl,
Cornelius' Moore, Edmond. Walsh", Wijliam
DejarnattJames T Dejarnatt; and AyijljaTn
Bird.! fUhis class was examined on thelmafi
of, the world, and they are so nearly equal,
that it would be unjust to make any distinct
2d Ctiss On the-map qf the worlctfand
Europe James Moore. Cile$ W: Pearson! Va-
mm. - ' . .. . . t .
i leritine D. Park, Leonidas King,, Thomas ; J
ijLockliart, Josepli Sylvexter'Sydneyl Bvid..
son, vviiiiam Lawrence ijurweil uarr, Jatnes
Dlsni tikes and jWilliam Pickett ; who were
equa) arid aprqyedi :': -p'jes K f-:i it'
; iHd !Cxjks-ame Townsend Lyte Town
serid,WilIiam JohnsonAlexarider Thomas,
William May and George Little: this class
rope, Korth and South' km erieavand aritru
ly deservinglthe applause of the committee
for! their pnimptness and accuracy j; V
, 4th ptAss James Townsiend, Lyte Twri
send; William Johnson:;arid Alexander Tho--'raaX
were? examined on the iriapi of the lTnir
?edfStatesi Thb ;examirittti6n of this Class
was truly gratifying, and, it is deserving of
.the highest approbation. ' 1 t -f ' -5th
Class John Bates and James Slanchl
ter : 'examined on the map of the worldjj Eu- '
' rope, tTn i ted States,' &c The accuracy wnichl
viicb -yuuiip-.mpii evuicca : on . ineir exapnna,
tibri; was'such as entitles them to the esteem
nd pplause bf the comm i ttee, ,wKo, irj be;
half Af.th e lTUstees. oronoonce therii to be
ahe. greatest proficients in geography in. this
- ;UU J classics ; It:
Jsf Class Ja"mas Jl. Slaughter was exa
triined 6n; Viri : Romse. and Wobf ; Vir gpV .
Bucolics.. T his vounsr crentlemart reconr
fmencd the study of Latin about three jrntlhs
Le Grand was examiri
vi"f,"Tt,uu3 ' -. oiuut,;.oeorge uis
mukel,: OariieVC 'M6rdochJolui .StubbsFJas
3ohn';j$seph'Pi
and ."amul 5. Davidson, were Examined oh
the' Bucolics vand first four Eneids, of Vir-
lejarnatt: ana Aoraeiius iVipore,4
the t'estequah f .f; ; '
2dCLAss-amel lismuXes, Gile W.
Prarsnn, James: Bird, Burwell Carr, Wm.'
Pegues, George Little, ' Joseph ylveister,
Sidney-t)Mvidson; ; vhrtwereyeaniired
gil Louis E."&tubSs 'ia bestpGeQrgejDis
'cxaminedon.thi Bucolics "arid fint1siiriei3g
offVil,g4.-iRnf:ihe;0f
'5tb''.pssohhBa(Vii who Va eiamin
fed on iparsifttianf.me6allu
Horace 0' the SatjfwndL:It6ml:r,siniad :t
ing as, the most prompt arid accurate ; scholar
PUBtiSPR(3ANr DRAMATIC
4 'i' Jaines; L iS?,auKte&fge( W; IJistnuk'es;
Gleni lent '-Marshal 'Vniii'.PJohrisoriQlirilP.
S V Bat' Jam eMendenhal I, fBilescSvf Pear
son, f-Sidnev LfavidsoTi.- delivered 'dratiorislon
various suDjecTtbat were'7
ia vconjnmiee jjaina . creauapie. to tnem-
seives, : ine ,v 1 ayiqr in mgn pre)7na the
Dy.-.-stuaents.;;.
i The bom m it t ee feet 11 te&tWk$t.(8 edi with
the4 progress of the;students Jn IbjhjepartT
ments of this Seminary .wicK.raurids tM
tfte cred it of themselves, arid to th e fidrioSf
their Preceptors.' Indeed, Vvhen vve reflect
that a majority of the studenjts UliiVeivert f
httisi! tfrrrju A;Jk iV
agreablyrsurprized at their rapid Srogress
and adQuitements in so short a neriort:We
v are" hahpCin attributing to Mrs Einririds
thak. meed' ofv praise which is so iustlv due
! Iipji frit jVl')orirt " .c'tMiliiniia jl!iinw rtPii.
ahe&rduouand important trust' whimTtte.,rcrf nineteen,-miij? DejowayCuerie
I taher careTl.e improvetrierit Triage by the 1 J 4 samf diUnc above Elizabeth . wn,
t students under ner djrecuion ia a-hieh
t aence oi n-er superior talents as a iuoi
Mr. Kdmonds
,we had form
racter as a teacher
W; F; SMITir'j SecV;i
' The exercises of the . Wadesbofo?Aa
dejrniewill recommence on Mcnday, 10th"
.iuiy, ,' unaer xoe ' manacrement , ot me same
Teach ers assisted by Mr.,T. Mason .;
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n.the,St.ateT, it coAsiStsfot to dwelling',
tSi two Kitchens. H wo !Barn Stablei i
j I Carriage-' House, Blacksmith Shop jand a Saw
Mill at a snortaiajance jromtue nver tne
creek affording two iti; II ieats besides, being;:
about Vthree miles. from fjsVarijp.'hich' ;
water may be .brnught bV' aditch jto mpply -ariy
"iriach itiery; that may' be esUblispml V '
A(so,bpunaNE?li0E,; of lii1ereht i
sexes and agei, ; yhich imiy! sold, wjhr ihey" ; t .
Plantations they
soiirid its cUltureKThi pri i
ccmmatedVftnaje JIpg tforses and
all the Utensds usee on the- said, plantation
dating to the purchasei1, Apply ! at llie place
afqresaid.n:rP;A. TABBE. A i
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RAN M WAV from j the subscriber lit
in&tiri Caswell county, l.;C.,-in the
or 5 inches high: well made, and'incliried to
!4ipbT Haix, j Bladen coimy; tprmeHy 9Wried J. l
bj4EeJ
west side oivtne norm west orancn ot, CaDe .
y i iWiP6r terms! which 'will be made accommd
.month ol'JU-relBlBa NegTioJBcy na :
f med CHAULESj ijlle js blfpk cdm-1 v"
plected; 'about 20 years of age, $ feet 4 - ' ?
be.slim, and ljias ari openj; prep6ssessirig cotni:
teance; Thelast tiriieH I hear obinaa V; 1 "7
hSs haying broken jiilinIartin'cpifrity,N. CUi C j
inv April tast where he .was appreended-. . '
Hehad a free.ass, and bad been : passing as.
i felloWirtmpariy wilh m!:wpdaHo4hadf --.
a iree pass-;:; n is more iina n , prqoaoie iney , i, v
will continue together and obtain -r new set; . Z.
t:;chasses5iharles:asviiu f.-M-'.-i
Little1 of Sussex; county, Yirginial, where t ;i , 4 A
vprobable he mav beor te mav remaJri Tirirk 4 . . '?'
ing-avouvJ" ii i e .lower, pari m ints piiu:e eaJ:',
Newberu,; and Edentoli, ; where beihas beent ,
for'some-time. .'" .A f'f .!tjli:':0' '
Anyi person w$vill secure jsald. fellow"
Charles" sb that T get fiirii again jtball have
be received and attended to by
yhxiAf Duller;
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STATEOF KpRTHCjVROLINAt
: :i -i-- 'i Wake Coithtif:-'-1 li'-'w;-'
r i? Court of Pleas, arid Quarter jSessiohs,
,"...? q.ir: Mav:,Term3l 1820. i-IKr: :
Waugh inleAttacbrnieritS V
t - - - i'-.T '"'M.V - Vmoried' iPfahcia Bar-' -
Joel Chandler. riardl- Garnishee V i
disappearing to ihei jsatisfacitiOnof thex
Jt Court, that the defendant resides be--
yoncij ine lunus ot mis ptaie; i i. nereiore
ordeii ed by rthe Court that publication: bes.r
madetin the Raleight Jleg three t"
rrt6riths;?fbrtlieaefe at
ou?neact County?Courtc(-Ke held at' the ,; "
Xjoiirt-house :;iri.:ilQir5r'ia he;.liftti. ' -1'7 ;
blevv and pfeador fiidcrhenL1 wilLbe-ta .
j lcii igaiii5i -unu.. r ;t
v ROBERT MARTIN Clk
V . STATB1 0 P ' NORTH C A U OUN A. , J
Court of Pleas and . Quart er Sessions fo
iu' ; ,'aiay;A..t 1820.f:i ' f
acob Douthet, OrAltac :i . Wm. ChafBn
- v.!v4fe and Tlmas jPo5n3exter
ruisnarumoni j suirajonca astarnisnes
ordered by the Cburt.th publijpatio bte
maddin the Raleigh" Register yfor 2 month '
,for'.tlfe'u1enrt--lj appearatthle next Courk
Vita Stid Qi&rter Session ide held for 1
X..n'V ;Ar .tiy ' otlik ltn..v : :
,MIClvuiu.'wj wv,Jf''tu(' wiitaiUHSv n --
Kockford, onlhe send MfdaljfpAust
sex , and in en ana pere, repiersr and oem ur
or. Plead to issue otherwise judgment will
be-rendered iagajnsV.bmi according to Uiq
plairitiflf's deman4C Witness, Joseph Wdi-
r ams. Clerk pf said Court, at office, the second . , ' 7 '
Monday iriMa?7I).l82atH t.M. '. .V- J ?,
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